MASSAGE THERAPY

Release tension.
Restore movement.

Professional massage designed to ease muscle tension, support circulation, encourage mobility and promote overall wellbeing.

TREATMENT FOCUS

Massage that works with your body

Massage influences the musculoskeletal, circulatory, lymphatic and nervous systems while supporting relaxation and general wellbeing.

TARGET
Muscle tension
SUPPORT
Movement & recovery
Sports Physiotherapy ✦
Manual Therapy ✦
Back & Neck Pain Treatment ✦
Sports Injury Rehabilitation ✦
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Musculoskeletal Care ✦
Sports Physiotherapy ✦
Manual Therapy ✦
Back & Neck Pain Treatment ✦
Sports Injury Rehabilitation ✦
Post Surgery Recovery ✦
MORE THAN RELAXATION

A hands-on approach to tension, movement and wellbeing

Massage involves working with the superficial layers of muscle and surrounding soft tissue. It can be used to help relieve severe muscle tension, reduce stress and support circulation, mobility and a general sense of wellbeing.

At Amesbury Physiotherapy, massage sits naturally alongside a wider musculoskeletal approach focused on helping people move more comfortably and feel more confident in their bodies.

MASSAGE CAN HELP

Six reasons patients choose massage

Massage may support comfort, recovery and general wellbeing in several practical ways.

Support circulation

Massage can help support blood and lymphatic circulation.

Reduce tension

Useful where muscles feel tight, tense or overloaded.

Support healing

Massage may help support recovery and ease discomfort.

Promote wellbeing

A treatment option that can encourage relaxation and general wellbeing.

Encourage mobility

May support flexibility and freer, more comfortable movement.

Support vitality

Massage can form part of a wider approach to restoring energy and vitality.

TARGETED TREATMENT

Deep Tissue Massage

Deep Tissue Massage is aimed at relieving more persistent tension within muscle, connective tissue and fascia.

Treatment focuses on deeper structures and may be suitable for people experiencing consistent muscular pain, those involved in heavy physical activity, or patients recovering from physical injury.

Heavy physical activity
Persistent tension
Injury recovery
Massage may be useful for a range of musculoskeletal problems

Massage may be useful for a range of musculoskeletal problems

The clinic specifically identifies low-back pain, osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia as examples where massage can be useful.

01

Low-back & Neck Pain

Massage may be used to address muscular tightness and tension around the lower back and neck as part of appropriate care.

02

Osteoarthritis

Appropriate massage may support comfort, relaxation and movement where muscular tension accompanies joint symptoms.

03

Athletes

Deep tissue massage can benefit athletes before and after sport to help alleviate pain and stiffness.

Treatment suitability depends on the individual. Please contact the clinic if you are unsure whether massage is appropriate for you.

SIMPLE & PERSONAL

Your route to the right treatment

STEP 01

Tell us what you need

Call the clinic and explain whether your main goal is reducing tension, improving comfort or supporting recovery.

STEP 02

Choose the right approach

The clinic can help guide you towards appropriate massage or advise whether another treatment route is more suitable.

STEP 03

Book your appointment

Arrange a convenient appointment at the Amesbury Abbey clinic.

Get in touch

Ready to start your pain-free journey? Fill out the form or give our clinic a call directly.

Email Enquiries

info@amesburyphysiotherapy.co.uk

Opening Hours

Monday 9am to 7.30pm
Tuesday 9am to 7.30pm
Wednesday 9am to 5pm
Thursday 9am to 5pm
Friday 9am to 3pm
Closed Saturday

Amesbury Physiotherapy Clinic

Amesbury Abbey, Church Street, Amesbury
Wiltshire, SP4 7EX

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